Scoring Tool for
Evaluating Standard III:
Legal, Social and Ethical Issues
Name: Date:
Directions: The Scoring Tool for Evaluating Technology Standard III: Legal, Social and Ethical Issues will be used by the instructor to evaluate each of the 4 products (questions) using the following scoring scale:
4 Exemplary: Demonstrates an in-depth and perceptive understanding; exhibits excellent evidence of attainment of concepts.
3 Proficient: Demonstrates a thorough understanding; exhibits clear evidence of attainment of concepts.
2 Developing: Demonstrates a partial understanding; exhibits some evidence of attainment of concepts.
1 Novice: Demonstrates a lack of understanding; exhibits minimal evidence of attainment of concepts.
Target performance on this standard requires both:
· total score of at least 12
· no product score below 2
It is recommended that the teacher candidate use the scoring tool as a self-assessment before submitting the final product to the instructor. Score only the questions 2, 3, 4 and 5 by considering descriptors under each heading.
Scoring Tool for Evaluating Technology Standard III: Legal, Social and Ethical Issues
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4 Exemplary |
3 Proficient |
2 Developing |
1 Novice |
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Question 2 Ability to define and describe examples of unethical and illegal behavior |
Identifies 3 legal/ethical issues and provides an accurate and complete explanation of laws and policies that apply to each. |
Identifies three 3 legal/ethical issues and provides one of the following combinations: · Three (3) accurate but general explanations of laws and policies that apply to each. OR · Two (2) accurate and complete explanations and one (1) accurate and general explanation of laws and policies that apply to each. OR · One (1) accurate and complete explanation and two (2) accurate and general explanations of laws and policies that apply to each.
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Identifies two (2) legal/ethical issues and provides one of the following combinations: · Two (2) accurate and complete explanations of laws and policies that apply to each. OR · Two (2) accurate but general explanations of laws and policies that apply to each. OR · One (1) accurate and complete explanation and one (1) accurate and general explanation of laws and policies that apply to each.
[Other attempts at explanation may be present, but are vague or inaccurate.]
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Identifies one (1) legal/ethical issue and provides one of the following: · One (1) accurate and complete explanation of laws and policies that apply to it. OR · One (1) accurate but general explanation of laws and policies that apply to it.
[Other attempts at explanation may be present, but are vague or inaccurate.]
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Question 3 Ability to establish appropriate classroom procedures to ensure a safe and healthy environment |
Identifies three (3) health/safety issues and provides a specific description of, and rationale for, the appropriate intervention(s) or practice(s) that would improve the classroom environment and prevent or alleviate the problem(s). |
Identifies two (2) health/safety issues and provides a specific description of, and rationale for, the appropriate intervention(s) or practice(s) that would improve the classroom environment and prevent or alleviate the problem(s). OR Identifies three (3) health/safety issues and provides a partial (partially complete/ correct) description of, and rationale for, the intervention(s) or practice(s) that would improve the classroom environment and prevent or alleviate the problem(s). |
Identifies two (2) health/safety issues and provides a partial and/or overly general (partially complete/ correct) description of, and rationale for, the intervention(s) or practice(s) that would improve the classroom environment and prevent or alleviate the problem(s).
[Other attempts at description and rationale may be present, but are vague or inaccurate.]
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Identifies one (1) health/safety issue and provides a vague or overly general description of, and rationale for, the appropriate intervention or practice that would improve the classroom environment and prevent or alleviate the problem
[Other attempts at description and rationale may be present, but are vague or inaccurate.] |
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Scoring Tool for Evaluating Technology Standard III: Legal, Social and Ethical Issues
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4 Exemplary |
3 Proficient |
2 Developing |
1 Novice |
CC* |
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Question 4 Ability to identify security and privacy violations |
Identifies three (3) security/privacy issues and provides an accurate and complete explanation of the policies and procedures that apply to each.
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Identifies three (3) security/privacy issues and provides one of the following combinations: · Three (3) accurate but general explanations of the policies and procedures that apply to each. OR · Accurate and complete explanations of the policies and procedures that apply to two of the issues. OR · Accurate and complete explanation of the policies and procedures that apply to one issue and accurate but general explanations of one to two other issues. |
Identifies two (2) security/privacy issues and provides one of the following combinations: · Accurate and complete explanations of the policies and procedures that apply to each. OR · Accurate and complete explanation of the policies and procedures that apply to one issue and accurate but general explanations of the policies and procedures that apply to the other.
[Other attempts at explanation may be present, but are vague or inaccurate.]
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Identifies one (1) security/privacy issue and provides one of the following: · One (1) accurate and complete explanation of the policies and procedures that apply to it. OR · One (1) accurate but general explanation of the policies and procedures that apply to it.
[Other attempts for explanation may be present, but are vague or inaccurate.]
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Question 5 Ability to analyze advantages and disadvantages of widespread uses and reliance upon technology |
Identifies one (1) plausible advantage and one (1) plausible disadvantage of widespread use of technology in educational settings. Examples are appropriate and fully support the selected advantage and disadvantage. |
Identifies one (1) plausible advantage and one (1) plausible disadvantage of widespread use of technology in educational settings. Most examples are appropriate and support the selected advantage and disadvantage.
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Identifies one (1) plausible advantage and one (1) plausible disadvantage of widespread use of technology in educational settings. Some examples are appropriate and partially support the selected advantage and disadvantage.
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Identifies one (1) plausible advantage and one (1) plausible disadvantage of widespread use of technology in educational settings. Examples offer minimal support for the selected advantage and disadvantage.
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NOTE: A teacher candidate must achieve a total score of at least 12,, and no product score can be below 2, for an overall rating of “Proficient” on Technology Standard III
* Condition Code: M=Missing; T=Off-Topic/Off-Task; I=Illegible/Incomprehensible
** Question 1 is an organizer for students and is not scored.